The Center for International Trade in Forest Products (CINTRAFOR) is an applied research center in the University of Washington’s School of Environmental and Forest Sciences.
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IN THE NEWS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Alumni Spotlight – Richard Vlosky
Richard Vlosky (’85), CINTRAFOR’s first graduate, shares how his experience at the CENTER impacted his career growth and professional success. Richard Vlosky fondly recalls the gathering in 1984 in the courtyard outside Bloedel Hall on the University of Washington Seattle campus. The event was attended by Washington state dignitaries, University officials, industry representatives, professors, students […]
Student Spotlight – Karisha Shahnaz Hariadi
Meet Karisha Shahnaz Hariadi, a graduate student and research assistant at CINTRAFOR. Karisha is passionate about finding ways to decarbonize the built environment. Here she shares her research interests, her experience at the Center and advice for future students. What is your main research area? I am exploring the environmental benefits and impacts of engineered […]